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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The smoke from forest fires ObsCuTee
the sky in whole counties Of Tennessee.
Santa Fe swItcbmen at Galveston.
ioIn the strike.
D. N. rou, ,,, st.-,,
Nashville requested 10 resign his charge
for defending the "diyine Emma"
Two mill dsI,verors n, Stony civ
swear positively toAhrendorrs identity,
as the man who killed Rev. Hsddock.
Charles O,ReiIIev treasurer cshles
3d. % to the credit OF the Irish parlia.
ment fund, from Detroit
Cbas. Sedpwicb a renutable o,tizep NJ
Gatesville. gets two years for forgery,
committed while drunk.
John l.. Sullivan reached Mancbester
TODAY. Crowds preeteS him or the
depot and escorted him to his hotel.
t.Louis. Arkansas and Texas cited To
appear In court for violating ininnction
writ.
Most ia on trial and most Of the inrors
have been selected. most ali who we're
drawn had nreiudices apsinst Most
T,o N,o.roa,'a $50 a-
IN. Inc 'nn asua eIs '"1e''"E ooIpS oon
week.
rect, c.,. 49,.
,,i h t,.,i, Nh'nago e.rp-i ,a ceats
ina biz htu, liz Sun " uo"'"' '''oi"''s nay
'@s nun awe
.' uIh'sh ollioers are enterlng russian
oot;oO !" 'o"pP'e'o 'hef in''''afy euu-
AN explosion In an enamel oven IN
n nUJo", ,nJuiou nso pe,'one' WV eel
'"'''' ''o"'"s '"o'" ou' 'h'o '"o e'ieo''
The incendisries who started the st.
Louis lumber yard fires, have been cap
tureo.
John Mckay outrows Peter Conley In
the slow time OF 2l:25, in the st. Charles
race.
1t turns out that the theft on Hidalgo
ranch was committed by labOrers from
neighboring ranches, and not by ban
dts.
-, rorakets piurality over foweil was
ot,'oI 20. ae1 on W aan aa e'urnsi ror-
aher ooo,so!, Iowell ooo 'Soo' lhese are
asscc'a'eu press hgures'
The old charge OF espionage upon con-
inoron honses Lads tn the iI,,o &C.
S50 OCo libel suit nv Iient arnoId of
noIice force "
p,;,., p-,,0 p;oo,. $4,000
nor;nI su a Connt n Pen,aom han aoool ~
Ramlsu uy N1uh' R nas nave gone 10
Rismarch received a long visit from
Prince William
IT, .,a, Coo.oI o..
,or ~ 'nousaI i SGoaoI ot .S To-, arH
Ioi ueei eiIna a III the lele Vi
starving who onobt to live On that land
90 NJ go, a,
o anu .;,i puhe ee1is1, SeoonG a, SUI VI .ne
en- en- VIII oe at t o. al, ViliOeI W tue
n1on Iela1 h, nnian feeine"'' oa''eu Al
honn ind;otad to VIC oOar J"S,ne na'
nc t thro s iOa t,,It hot 1oi nav
E;sorn, G.ohao iu'I Vi "o' eo"'' VII
~, n"n "i"n"H
Inc hn'ghts OF LABOR who KICK
S a 70" ueIy are on manu- IN
lineage lAS'ug 'neir underground
"'ree'
The Tsgblatt asserts that Prof. Vir.
chow discovered very few canoerous
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
PERSONAL,

Mr. and Mrs NJ Half leave on Friday
for visit to California.
Henry VeItmann, Sr., of Bracket, is
in the city.
Architect Murphy left roday for La
redo,
Theo. Felix and Joseph NJ ZiZik, OF
St. Hedwig.sre at the southern.
K. w. Hudson, a Pesrsall lawyer, IL
at the Southern.
d. II. Mayr and wife, OF San Francis.
co, are at the Maverick.
DR.. Max Urwitz, of Victoria, is at the
Menger.
Capt. A. C. Petrie, the well known
Chicago lumber man, is at the Menger
p. S. Sowell, of Seguin, aud j. n.
Stagner, OF Luling, are at the Southern.
+. T. Merriman, of the Corpus Christi
Caller, is at the St. Leonard.
Major. J. w. Eckles and son are ir
from their ranch, and also Col. Byron
Won Rau6, and stop at the st. Leonard.
MIR. n. n. Hortcn and son, OF Kansas
City, are at the Maverick. Mr.. Horton
is here for his health.
Miss Annie knox is Ill at the residence
of Miss Martha Knox on North Flores
street.
Mrs. J. f Collins and daughter, Miss
Hattie Byrn, have returned from Nash.
vile, Tenn. They will remain during
the winter.
Capt. w. 6. RaOuI, a railroad mag.
nate, accompanied by his daughter.
Mary, aud son, CASTOR, are at the Men
ger from Georgia.
Mr.. c. p. Stafford, the business end OF
the Texas StOckman and Farmer, left
yesterday on a business and recruiting
trip to Mexico, to be gone about three
weeks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Resolutions of Respect.

Hall SAN ANTONIO LODGE No. 2522,
GRAND UNITED ORDER ODD FELLOWS,
November %, 1873 J
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God in
His wise providence to remove from our midst
on the l4th instant our beloved brother, Geo,
watson, and while we bow in submission 10
the will of Him who doeth all things well;
Resolved, That we sincerely mourn the
great loss of worthy brother and a chaI .er
member of this lodge
Resolved, That we greatly sympathize " it'll
the widow and orphans of the deceased.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the widow of the deceased
Resolved, That in honor to his memory the
sacred altar and dlspensaton OF the lOd &c be
draped in mourning and each brother wear
the usual badge of mourning for 3 days.
A. p. BOULTER, p. S.
WIN. W. HEsRINs, T.. S.
ED. TOUsENA, N.G.
GEO. W. +. GRAY, VIC.
A. FARLEY, p. NJ
Committee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MESGER HOTEL W Mason, Jr, Atlanta, Ga;
$ A ID Oliver, Houston; J KuOse, New York;
j Lyons, Houston; Mrs MARY Harris
Fred Russell, Gallagher ranCn; l. ID VOak
and vile, 1T. Woltn; W n Bradford, New York
A c Startz and DIR q Il EluderhIll, New
BrauD'els: T Sleaman and W Pekes, Trini.
ty; Taper, New Oceans; + Ginlcdmnn,
Denver, Colo; + Note, SegHln;W G RaOul, Miss
Mary RaOul, CASTOR q RROul, Georgia;
james Spcyer, Geo ID Wadley. New York: A II
Nave, L $ A; o HalliOut .On, Little Rock; Hon
J Hanhope, Saltnlo, Mex; + q Nc
Reynolds, Beaumont; 4 Dupre, Houston;
A q Pctri, Chicago; NJ DevereuX, w VIII
Jiams, st Louis; $ l. Newton and wife, Mrs
Ritz, Austin; J S Murphy, New York; A
Murphy. Wyoming; } Schumacher, La
Grange.
SOUThERN HOTEL.-Frank Bee, st Louis
Mo; NJ & Stcgcrs, DcnisOn: J B Brown, Hay
mOnd, Tex; Lyle Crawford, Galveston; Jas
Lee and family, Kansas City; ii CamstOCk
New York; Marx Riley and wife, Bracket; W
n Peoples, Philadelphia; b II Inushaway, Cor
pus Christi; william II Rec st Louis;
+ 5 Lowell, Scguln; J n StagnCr, LulinF;
Il W Hudson, PCarsall; J NJ Campbell, Del
Rio; I ltas, DcnisOn; w l. Crawford, Austin;
G A Hoover, Miss; 7 A Gilmore, Troy Ala; J ID
Davidson, Coleman; Is X Parks, IT worth;
Corr Lucy, 4 NJ Newton, IA Hutchinson,
Washington Ter; A Kerr, Cotulia; + Felix
Joe NJ ZiLik, st. Hedwig; \ b Lock, Dcnison.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
FIRST BLOOD"
the Sunday Law Prosecutions are
Defeated by Jury's Verdict.


the Sunday Law Prosecutions are
Defeated by a Jurys Verdict.
IL will be remembered that when the
the officers gave public notification that
they would enforce the Sunday law, the
Liquor Dealers association had a meet
ing and appointed A. SchOlZ, W. Muth.
F. kerble, OF the San Pedro springs, and
Max Samuels, OF 1.-THE Fashion theatre, to
keep open In defiance OF the law In Or
der that the legality OF the Sunday law
might be tested, the association agree
ing to defend them. All we're indicted
by the grand jury, and yesterday Papa
Scholz' had the honor OF being the first
offender for sacrifice on the altar of
bigotry. He appeared before Justice
Barnes yesterday and was tried
for the offense. County Attorney
and 5. G. Newton defended on behalf OF
the Liquor Dealers association. The
defendant called for q jury and n.
Cohen, Ed. Stoves Jr., Sol. Deutsoh,
OuO GeTlach, J. +. Henson and J. A.
Gray were impAnnelled to try the case.
Evidence was adduoed to show that the
defendants saloon was open on Sunday
and that he WAS transacting business In
an ordinary way. This was not denied,
the defence bssing its stand upon the
unconstitutionality Of the law. or
course the prosecution said the law WAS
constitutional and, even II 1t were not,
the jury had no power to pass upon that
question. The law WAS on the statute
book and must be enforced.
Ii took the lawyers considerable time
to argue the question which was decided
In few minutes by the jury returning
verdict OF mot guilty"
THE saloon keepers and anti Sunday
lawites are started by this test case, and
say that the people OF san Antonio are
too independent and free TO be curbed
by bigotry or tyranny.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Stopping Over On Paper.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Nov. 23.-The
state prohibition convention was held
here yesterday. A large attendance.
Plans for the next campaign we're
adopted. They include a thorough or
ganization of the party throughout the
state, in congressional and legislative
districts, counties and townships A
general distribution of prohibition lit
erature and the raising of q
5000 fund. Towards the latter
$4,000 was subscribed at its
convention. The state central COM
mittee of $50 was elected. The report
of the committee on resolutions was in
the nature OF an address TO the people.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Newspapers of the United States.
From Salem or Vidette, Sept %, 1887.

n. W. Ayers Il Sons Newspaper Annual for
1887 Is upon our table. 1t contains carefully
prepared list of all newspapers and periodicals
in the United States and Canada, arranged by
States in geographical sections, and shows
that there are now l5,42O periodicals pub
lished in the United States and Canada, and
the total number of copies of each edition is
ID, 1924. We have now about GO,OOO,OO0 people,
and copy of some newspaper or periodical
is circulated for every two people. Nearly
lS,OOO,OOO copies are sUnt out once in seven
days by the weekly press-one copy for about
every three people. The mOnthlics emit an
aggregate of over 6OOO,OOO cOpies-Or one to
every ten people, The dailics are credited
with q circu,at Of 400 OOO-Onc copy for
nearly every other family. Ayers Annual is
an almost Indispensable adjunct of every
newspaper Office in the country, and il is u
handy thing to have in business Office. For
instance, OH Thursday the writer of this no
tice wanted some information about "A county
in Georgia and failed to find il in a half dozen
maps and Biographies he consulted, but on
turning to Ayers Annual, received the day
before, he found full informal ion on the very
point at issue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Crew Gets Into Hotter Water,

PARIS, Nov. 23.-M. Grevy Is reported
to have consulted NJ. Leroyer as to the
feeling in the senate, and to have asked
him whether in his opinion 1t would be
possible to govern in the in
term with that body alone.
LerOyer is said to have replied
that the republicans In the senate would
not conflict with the chamber OF depu-
ties The moderate senators are furious
with Grew for Offering carte blanche
to Clemencean, even in conjunction with
Gen. Boulanger. They insist that he
ought to have retired rather than make
such an offer,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
LynChed for Lust.

FREDERICK, Mo-, Nov. 23.-John III.
Rigus, colOred, charged with felonious
assault on Mrs. Yeakle. an aged white
woman, on Friday last, was taken from
Jail at 1870 O'Clock this morning and
hanged to a tree about q quarter of a
mile from the prison. Rigus de-
Glared his innocence and said
Joe Hall, another colored man, was the
perpetrator Of the assault. The sheriff
denied admission to the masked lynch
ers, who battered down the doors and
took their victim from his cell. When
the place OF execution was reached
Rigus asked to be permitted to pray.
which was granted.him. After he was
drawn up to a limb three pistol shots
were fired into his body.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Sunday Law Cases.

This morning Justice Nc Allister vas
engaged all the morning In the trial Of
Geo. Reuter-, of the Two Brothers
saloon, charged with violation of the
Sunday law. A great mary liquor deal
ers attended and watched the trial with
interest. The jury is composed of j.
Oppenheimer, G. +. Kleine, Otto Blu.
menthal, Ed. Bradon Jr., A. Sartor and
Geo. Sauer. At O'Clock the jury ia
hung on the verdict.
The trial of VIM. Reuter-, same offence
will be tried on the completion Of this
case.
The trial Of the cases of the Mission
Garden saloon, and the Fashion theatre
will be tried in this court next Tuesday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
The Medicine Did 1t,

The statement has been going about
that young Herman Huebner lost his
eyesight by the jealousy of young lady
in scratching him in the eye. Yester-
day the LIGHT published that it was
done in moment of fun. Now DIR.
Spring. the oculist who has charge Of
Mr.. Huebner's case, declares officially
that blindness, or partial blindness, for
the patient is not totally blind, was not
occasioned by the scratching but from
cold taken in the eye and the medicines
used in the treatment in California
where Huebner has been living. The
doctor thinks he can save both eyes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
District Court.

In the StumberG suit yesterday, the
plaintiff was granted the Injunction re-
straing the city from using the plszas to
build upon. Notice of appeal was
given.
The jury in the Williams murder case
returned a verdict Of guilty and assessed
the penalty at seven years in the peni-
Tertiary.
This morning Fillmore BinZ pleaded
guilty to horse theft in two cases and was
sentenced to five years in each case.
PerfectO de la Serna, assault with in
tent to kill a woman, lie now on trial.
A new suit has been fled as follows:
State vs. Gus Griffin, plaintiff, and Ben
ID Lee, surety, judgment nisi on bond.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
The Switchmen,s Strike.

The fact that the brakemen have de-
clined to aid the switchmen has broken
the back bone of the strike, and yester-
day Assistant General Manager Krutt-
schneitt arrived in the city, bringing
men to take the places Of the striking
switchmen. The strikers made no de-
mOnstratlons against the new men, and
it is supposed that traffic will be re-
snmed today in the ordinary way.
Traffic is being received today as usual
at the Sunset depot and all appears to
be working smoothly.
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Off for Mexico.

Mr.. and Mrs Albert Bethel, immedi-
ately after the wedding yesterday alter
noon and the psrtaking Of q splendid
dinner with their immediate relatives
and friends, left for a two weeks honey
moon trip to Monterey and Saltillo, Mex
leo. Their new residence on Belvin
street, In the meantime, will be finished
for them and they will occupy II on
their return. The LIGHT drinks their
health in sparkling champagne tendeyed
with the compliments OF the bride aud
groom and Mr.. f. j. Bethel, the well
known lumber merchant, brother TO the
happy groom.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
The Anarchists Last Home

CHICAGO, November 23.-The place in
which the bodies of the executed anar-
ohists are to be buried, has been select
ed. The lot chosen is triangular IN
shape. Two prominent drive ways pass
Ii, while to the southwest is one OF the
largest open spaces In the cemetery. 1t
comprises l200.sQuare feet. TO the north
is large tract Of ground containing
100000 square feet which can be purchas-
ed in connection with the other az a low
figure
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Illinois Ravaged With FIRES.

CARRoLLToN, Ills. Nov. 23.-FOrest
fires are raging in the woods along the
Illinois river and on Macoupin creek, in
this county, and have destroyed thou
sands of rails, miles of fence, and some
corn. but no buildings of value. The
only fatality thus far reported, In con-
neotion with these free, is the death OF
Evans n. Greene, who was burned in
the woods 20 miles southeast OF here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
A Peculiar Point,

The attorney for Juan Coy, charged
with the murder OF Sheriff Elder, OF
Karnes county, have filed habeas corpus
petitions in the federal court, claiming
that Mccoy was extradicted from Mex
leo on the charge Of killing one Jackson,
and as there is no mention of the Elder
case in the extradictiOn papers the state
is holding Coy for the Elder murder are
illegally depriving him OF his liberty.
Judge Turner will have the case on
Monday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Probate Court.

Matters in probate since last report
were adjusted es follows by the county
judge: In the Pasohal estate the ad-
ministratrix was authorized to employ
in COnehO county.
Mrs. Ada Waelder qualified rs execu-
trix Of the Waelder estate.
Mrs. G. SartOr was appointed guardian
OF the estate of the two minors of the
late DR.. Peterson, with bond OF $4,000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23

The team Of ten meu, members of the
Mission Hose company, who have enter
ed in the firemen's tournament which
takes place at Seguin tomorrow, leave
tomorrow morning on the S:45 train.
They are we'll drilled, have new uni
forms and San Antonians are betting on
them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23

When So gold piece is passed on us
for nickel we are not disposed to be
oaptious, but when it comes to palming
off twenty cent piece on us for quar-
ter we kick like bobtailed steer in fly
time.-GreeVille TEX Messenger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
SaW-MX-Haad-Off.

MULTIPLICATION
SOFIA, November 23.-At recent sit
ting of the Sobranje Of yesterday, 1T Was
decided to impeach KaravelOtf, Seanofi,
NickefOrOff, Ksroletf and OrakakOfi.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
LATEST TELEGRAPHICNEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour of
Going to Press.

Empress Eugenie Very Sick.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 2l.-The ex-Em-
press Eugene, of France, is lying critic
ally I'll here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23

Mrs. Sarah K. Murphy and Mr.. VIII
liam Compton we're united in marriage
on Monday night by Professor Nj. G. Al.
exsnder at the residence OF the BRIDES
mother.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Volume VII-Number 263
J0SKE BROTHERS

The Variety of Dress Goods this Winter is
greater than ever before making itimpracticable
to give accurate description of every piece, of
goods
Gentle Reader enable form idea of Immense
Stock will few desirable articles
offering at the lowest possible margin:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Retiring From Business.

RetirinR FROM BUSINESS.
Must be sold by January LIST, my en-
tire stock OF fine whiskys, wines,
liquors, etc. Also fixtures. furniture,
horse, buggy and wagon. Two sets Of
fine bar fixtures. At a great sacrifice.
ll-2.tf HARRY BAUM & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-23
Only SIS a Year,
PROGRESS
- woLFsoN II

Has been watchword. We have worked
and striven for it morning noon and nidht and
our reward has been continued
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Die
gB6heutlidbs Trete Nrshe
sri&eint
jebeu Dcuner
unb iciiet
$3.50 bas Sabr cher $1.2s fr
Wsouate in Tcronsbe,ahlxas.
-
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9ie etnsiac 9lrt uuo gSeife Spspepfte
an iibertuiuoen.

Es III bcliiaubig wiberiinnis Yepiin uno an'
bers finiiIide suaoiuussmittel in ben Masean
su brinqen, in Der @rpartu 9. oaB fe oie
8erbouuna beforSern meroen ineem iie aui be
Mabruna einwirfen. Oi.ies III nidt Der Gau,
unb III es nid,t m0sIid, auf oiele @eiie 9ps'
pepfe su bcieitissn. Die einsise art nne Bsiie
bisles peioen su besmiusen uno Die aablrsid)en
srantbsiten uno Sdwdden, he es obne 3wsi'
feI perurfadt, su bsrmsiocn. befebt barin. bic
aaitrild,e sbdiisfeit burd araftisung Sss Wta-
aens au itdrfen. Soitetters Wageu.
Filters rottrt bic bartnddisiten Gale bon
llnosrbauIidfeit aus, inOsm es ben aahrunss.
oraanen unb bsnen, b,e bon ibnen abpan9,s
finb, friide 9ebensfraft aufibrt. Die sebsr,
bic Giuaemeibe, bic glierer unb Die Nerpen.
ebsulOpobl mic Der glasen, emphnben bic
frdiiiaenoe Wtrfuns bisies allbeiDabrtsn Siar'
funasmiiteIs, weldss altsrirenoe eissnidaften
bsiibt, bic ieinen wobIibdtisen GinRuB beoeu-
ten6 .erb0ben. unb ieinen Wirfunaen cine
Oauertaftisteit berIeiben, bic iie ionif ni9t be.
fibeu pii,bc.
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9ie GimtuamSerumg.

Sn lebter 3eit III in Der prehe piel
BON unermiinf9ter @inwanoerung bic
Geoe gemefen. glus ben bariiber ges
fiibrten Debatten idien berpor3ugebn.
bah Der gr6Bere She'll Der beurigen
glnf6mmlinge ilapiider, besiebungss
tpeiie flapii9 ilbii6er 4bfunft fei.
Oie eben ber6ifentli6ten amtli9en
ginwanoerunssberihte redtfertigen ins
beB bieie BeiorgniB niht.
Den 26wenantheiI an Der ginipanbes
ruua bes 9lopembers bat pielmebr mad
tpie Dor Deuti9lanb. gii6t wenlger
aIs 1883 ieiner @0bne finb wdbrenb
bes genannten Mionais in amerifanis
iden Sdfen gelanbet. SIN yopember
1885 Daren es nur 6287 gepeien.
au6 ssr 3uaug aus SrIanb bat gus
genommen. Su4ten bod 3piiden oem
iiteu unb benz soften Ropember 1856
sren (sesen 2048 i'm entipre9enoen
Monat bes @e iabrs) unter ben Sters
men unb Streifen 3ufiu6t.
gnalanb unb gDales fanbte uns
1926 gesen 3440 IN borlsbtsn yfOoenls
ber.
Bon ben romaniiden glationen bat
bios etaIien iein Continent bebeutenb
(uon 1157 auf 3486) peritdrft. Das'
ienige 6ranfreids lit nod wie por taum
nennensmertb.
Oie ifanbinapif6en 0blter geuin'
men eIeroinss mebr unb mebr Worllss
be fir Nmerifa. Genn mdbrenb I'M
g2opember 1885 nur 1886 S0bne uHo
30dter oerielben bier anlanaien, tpa'
rem es IN bieiem Nouembtr: 2348
@runb 3u YeiOrgniii,n tonnten els
aentlid bios smei 3oblen in Der neues
iieu 2iite Der @inwanoerungseOmmlhd'
re barbieten: Sbre 1882 Ruhen u.
ihre 2348 oem 6herel6liden Salierlfaat
entiiammenben llngarn uno Slawen
9lber unter ben 2ebieren Iino gepiB
uid,t iuenige tdtbOliid)e SObmen, bic
nid,t bios st. 2ouis. ionbern aud ans
ber,pdrts re1t puni6enswertbe De'
fiauo.beile Der amerifanii6sn gspolter'
ung.
Cine 8eIdrdnfuns ber Ginwanbes
rung m09ten mir, auf 8runb bleler
9iIte ni6t befiirworien. nAmerlfa"
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pbilippi feben mir uns pieoer, ober
in Der SilbebranotfraBe.
Sein
tiefaebeuQter Waiien.nabe

Ill
Sein
tiefgebeuster @aiien:nabe
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Ser Sienfmann iii besablt.
Wean martet auf Intmortg .fragte
9laus.
3u 8efebl, gndbiser Serr.
Rlaus 3udte bic a4ieln.
9ldb TO! fagts er auf einmal.
gr hattie nun erlt periianben, oaB Geo
fir ben ssreunb cine ginlabung mitbes
gebrte. Old
eSm Salon, gndbiger 9ert.
Satbi unb 8ufiel tparen nit Sem
Wuspub bes Baumes bei6dftigt.
SEQ iast ab, rebste Slaus lelne
Grau an.
8 ie!
Da iif iein grief.
9atbi bur6flos i'm i6nea unb batte
beiIen perborgenen Sinn iOfort erfaBt.
gDas bu giuen eridridifl ct iagt
uidht ab. Ser graplb Spe6t muB nit
eiuaeIaoeu tuerben. Su bait bod ni9is
baaeaeng Der Sps6t 1T elmer unierer
Beffen. Sd babe ffon fur ibn ges
idbmdrmt, als ib 70 srOB mar Sd frsue
mid iebr, ibn fennen su lernen. S9all
nid,t 10 murrf6pfig o,ein, lieberTreuno,
unb idreib ibm Elm paar Worte.
>Wenu bu meinit, iagte 2laus. Gr be'
ionu fid, eiueu guaenblid. IS tpdre
mir lisb, tpenn bu mir ben grief OBJ
ndbmti. Sd idreibe pielel9t nlDl
freuublidb genug.
Gut, i9 beforg's.
(Gortiesung foIst.)
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id,reibt: vMsiner 6amilie unb mir ielbit iino
bic wpbltbaiisen 6Olaen 9brer aussesei4neten
Msoi,in, Or. anss Mem Dissouerp aesen aus.
,ebruna, ,u Sbeil. geporoeu. SD babe sefnn-
ben, bab lie bait, mas bon ibr osripro6en piro
uuo besbalb be,euae id ,bren @ertb ALE met
ne aieuuec, benen i'd Die Msbi5iu smpiObL 10.
ben iie.
@arantie pirb seIcifst, bab Or. stinss VEN
9iseoperp assen sIusssbruns Suiten, ertal'
tuna. 9rond,iiis, Anbma, Brduns uno aie
Sals., Sruit unb eunsenIeieen beilt. yrobe'
iaid,eu frsi bel u. Drsib. @robs 8laldensl